Kinder are a DJ & Vocalist duo consisting of sisters Briony and Savannah from Sydney.

Growing up in the regional Australian town of Maitland, in a musical family on an aural diet of dusty vinyl classics, it was a natural progression for the duo to make the jump from spinning records at home and into clubs. They started making the trip to Sydney to DJ regularly in their teens and the pair learned the ropes playing legendary underground clubs like Chinese Laundry and World Bar before graduating to their own main stage headline slots.

In a short while Kinder have come a long way opening for acts like Marshmello, NGHTMRE and RL Grime, playing a string of Aussie festival dates including Falls Festival, Splendour In The Grass, Mountain Sounds, touring as part of Groovin’ The Moo and Alison Wonderland’s Scarehouse Project.

The sisters are huge fans of Latin dance music leading them to meet and team up with Brazilian producer Bhaskar for their first vocal feature, writing and performing on his 2018 single Hold On, showcasing the pair’s unique interweaved dual vocals for the first time. The track reached 4.4 million streams on Spotify and took steady positions on Brazil’s iTunes Electronic Chart. 

A few months later they followed up with their own debut single What You’re Like, unveiling the track live at Spilt Milk festival in Canberra and giving us the first peek at the Kinder sound. The single takes references Afrobeat dance jams of their childhood and latin inspired flavours, receiving their first FM airplay on Triple J, FBi94.5, Austereo hit and P3 Radio Sweden. Their second independent single Something More was very much an arrival for the act, featuring more of a melodic drop and dance beat, receiving Spotify’s “New Music Friday” playlisting in 7 territories including USA, Australia & New Zealand, Sweden, Egypt, Gulf, Levant and North Africa.

The new single No Sleep is Kinder’s debut label release, in partnership with the legendary French tastemakers Kitsuné. While being their most danceable jam yet, the track is also a love letter to their hometown of Sydney. Behind the infectious beat and bass line Savannah’s vocal tells the story of the city that once thrived with venues and nightlife, a scene that due to various political and social circumstances is now all but closed down - but that even if it might be quiet on the streets the magic and emotion that still remains as powerful as ever when you step into the surviving clubs. “That have now more than ever the clubs of Sydney have become more of a church of dance music.” says Briony, “and this is our little tribute to a music scene that we grew up in.”